Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-01

*Dsily except Sunday. tDaily. Except Mon
Nos and carry through Kansas City coaches
and Chicago seepcrs from Marshalltown VIA Keiths-
burg.
Nos. and carry St. Louis sleepers.
Nos. &c. 1as, 49, and 1a5 do not carry passengers.
CIV. TURNER,
As't, Austin.
See Hirsh's new ad.
Who said gentle spring?
Bring in your spring ads.
Austin is full of strangers.
"A new brick yard for Austin.
The dray lines are kept busy.
The streets were crowded Sunday.
Look out for real estate boom for
Austin.
Stone is being hauled to all parts of
the city.
The new shops make it lively in that
vicinity.
The Austin Furniture Co. has another
new sign.
The foundation for the new shops is
being put in.
The Austin State Bank reports a
good business.
Bring in your orders for job work
before the spring rush.
The boom has his headquarters
around the court house
A large number of horses have been
sold here, the past week.
The bylaws of the Building Associ-
alton are in great demand.
The agricultural implement trade is
unusually good this spring.
-"Strictly one price. all goods marked
in PLAIN figures, is Hirsh's motto.
Richardson, Day 6 Co. offer good
farm for sale. also desirable city prop
erty. See ad.
F. I, Crane has established a lumber
yard at Haytield- Frank Sterling will
have charge of it.
j. A. Engelhardt, of Faribault, has
rented the corner store in Mason block
for a grocery store.
Mrs. Van House has commenced the
erection of new house and barn south
of the school house.
Richardson. Day s. Co. have large
amount OF money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Go to VIM. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Saturday and Monday were lively
days for Austin The streets were filed
with teams all day and everybody just as
full of business.
Clint G. Ford appeared before a
large audience in Monte Criso, last Fri
day evening. The play was we'll put on,
and gave satisfaction.
The little furry of snow at this place
Saturday evening last was the tailings of
that Iowa blizzard that sat down so
heavily on DesAoines,
The streets about the city are coming
out in good shape. With few more
warm and sunshiny days they will be as
dry and smooth as need be.
Forget your own age. Forget your
wife's name Forget how many children
you have. But don't forget that Merrill
Il Strouts's prices are the lowest On dry
goods. @.t
The weather bureau have finally sue
warm weather signal had to be foated
for several days steadily to accomplish
it however.
Hotel Robinson is marching right
along with the times. The latest i'm
provement IS marble top wash stand.
Bound to keep pace with the boom, Mr.
Robinson says.
William A. Adams has sold his resi-
idence to B. e. Gibson, of Leroy. Mr.
Adams will build at once On West Main
street. B. d. Gibson is son of Thos
Gibson. of Lansing.
j. F. Hack. of Dover Center, MIMI.
was in town looking for location for a
gents furnishing store. He is unable to
find a vacant store building. The Build
Ing Association must get to work
AT the special school meeting Satur-
day evening it was voted to issue bonds
to the amount of seven thousand dollars.
This means a new school building in
the third ward, and improvements and
more room On west side. " E..s
Does 1t Pay to bring your Butter
and Eggs to Austin for Sale? Ask your
neighbers who have been getting twenty
fYe per cent above country market price
during the last two weeks.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Comet Lodse Fe. 1926, Brotherhood
OF Locomotive FHemen, are preparing
for their fifth annual dance, to be held
one week from next Monday evening
April II, 1887. They extend a cordial
invitation to come and havea good time
with them.
Again the marriage bells peal forth